Last Film You Saw

[Blue Maverick]

I quite enjoyed it. Definitely not as bad as its reputation suggest. Loved the way they used flashbacks in the movie, franing the characters, it did a very good job of giving each character a perspective and Richard Madden wras a fine villain. The final battle was really good especially the speedster scenes. Kingo had some very funny scenes

Would’ve been better as a Disney plus series to introduce so many characters

 

[metalblue]

The new scream film


Both Mrs MB and I burst out laughing at the end which I don’t think was well received by others in the cinema. Was just about ok but I wouldn’t recommend it.

 

[richardtheref]

The Lost Daughter 3/10

 

[TonyM]

Furious on Prime. Historical Russians v Mongols movie. It was good other than the fact that during the Mongol language parts there is a female voice over into Russian so you get a weird Mongol, Russian and then English subtitle trifle.

At least I've been proper propagandad by the greatness of mother Russia.

 

[Mayor West]

The Mummy (1999)

Almost the perfect action adventure film, Rachel Weisz is gorgeous, Brendan Frasier is brilliant, and who doesn't love ancient Egyptian history?

 

[city2]

Lone survivor brilliant, why don’t we brits make films of our heroes.

 

[Bill Walker]

Hampstead
2017
Brendan Gleeson
Diana Keaton

Romantic Comedy, Mrs Walker wanted to watch it, load of bollocks really with a ton of holes.

4/10

 

[ZenHalfTimeCrock]

I agree with you on taking in the heavy dialogue! I find myself having to 'acclimatise' if I've not watched any Shakespeare for a long time!

I wonder how much of that dialogue would have been comprehensible to Shakespeare's original audiences? Is it just us or would they have had problems with it too?

 

[RadcliffeRick]

The art of racing in the rain. I put off watching this but now sorry I did. Watch out for the dust in your eyes if you watch it. Recommended.

8/10

 

[waspish]

Eternals could been so good but it wasn’t.